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• February 9 at 7:00 PM, 74 Ruby enthusiasts attended

  February DCRUG: Penetration Testing and Compojure/Rails Comparison
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  They rated it 4.507 (7 ratings)

  

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  Really enjoyed both talks!

  —Blunders

  

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  Someone needs to post pics of the Brogrammer

  —Professor Lisa

• January 12 at 7:00 PM, 50 Ruby enthusiasts attended

  January DCRUG: Rapid Rails Product Development, Full-Text Search w ElasticSearch
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  They rated it 4.505 (5 ratings) and uploaded 4 photos

  Our meetings are open to all experience levels, from total novices to expert Rubyists. Current agenda: "Rails Tools: Lessons Learned" Mike Subelsky - A first-hand... Learn more

• December 8, 2011 at 7:00 PM, 55 Ruby enthusiasts attended

  December DCRUG: More Lightning Talks!
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  They rated it 4.009 (9 ratings) and uploaded 1 photos

  

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  All very interesting presentations! ...

  —Jonathan Mulieri

  

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  All was great! Thanks. Just the meetings would start at 7PM sharp. :)

  —Oguz Demirkapi

• November 10, 2011 at 7:00 PM, 50 Ruby enthusiasts attended

  November DCRUG: Lightning Talks!
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  They rated it 4.5013 (13 ratings)

  

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  I really like lightning talks. It's a good way to mix things up.

  —Aaron Higbee

  

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  loved the lightning talks - it's great to hear about many topics in one evening.

  —Scott Yoder

• October 13, 2011 at 7:00 PM, 45 Ruby enthusiasts attended

  October DCRUG: Rails Templating Options, Chef vs. Puppet
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  They rated it 4.506 (6 ratings) and uploaded 2 photos

  

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  It was great! Thank you guys for sharing your experience with us!

  —Jivago

  

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  I really like the Rails Templating talk. "Chef vs Puppet" talk did not worked out.

  —Silveira Neto